The name historically served as a group designation for early-maturing pea forms intended for protected cultivation. Plants of this type are characterized as low-growing, often described as dwarf, and possess relatively low productivity.
The variety type was intended for the earliest possible harvest when sown in protected conditions. As this is a historical collective name rather than a specific patented variety, the characteristics of specific seeds may vary depending on the supplier.
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